Know what to do next
You get a clear suggestion for what to do about each number, in plain words.
For nonprofit marketers
Consoule is a marketing analytics companion for nonprofit teams of one. It pulls your channels into one place and answers, in plain language, what happened and what to do next, so you are not decoding another dashboard between appeals.
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Paid · last 30 days
41.2%
Recommended next step
Spring appeal spend is up, but gift conversion is flat. Pause lookalike prospecting and put the next $500 into the email segment that already gives twice.
Illustrative demo · switch channels above
Three ways Consoule takes work off a one-person marketing desk.
You get a clear suggestion for what to do about each number, in plain words.
No analyst required. Consoule watches the channels you already run and flags the few moves that are worth this week’s hours.
You see one suggestion at a time instead of a wall of alerts, so you can act on it and move on.
Data → action
Consoule reads the numbers you already have across ads, email, site, and giving, then hands back one plain recommended action.
Paid · last 30 days
Spend vs. conversion0%
Appeal spend rising · gift conversion flat
Recommended next step
Spring prospecting is spending. The donor-lookalike set is not converting. Shift budget to the last-gift 12-month segment before you add spend.
Giving · this quarter
Returning+0%
Driven by returning donors · acquisition quiet
Recommended next step
Quarterly giving is up 18.8%, driven by returning donors. Acquisition is quiet. Protect the thank-you series before you buy more traffic.
Traffic · last 30 days
ChannelsWhy it matters
Share of visits, last 30 days, so the next action is attached to a real source, not a blended average.
A real Consoule insight is a sentence you can forward. Not a dashboard you have to translate.
Start with the sources you live in (Meta, Google, email, the site). You do not rebuild a warehouse to get value.
Spend, traffic, and giving sit together, so a dip is attached to a cause instead of a guess.
It reads the numbers in front of you and suggests one move to make, in plain words. You decide. Consoule does not change budgets on its own.
You run the emails, the socials, the site, the appeals, often alone. After everything else, analytics tends to wait until Friday. Consoule was built for that week: it does the reading, and tells you the one thing worth doing next.
Consoule is a marketing analytics dashboard with an AI copilot built for nonprofit teams. It brings ads, email, site, and giving performance into one view and returns a plain-language next step instead of another chart to decode.
Consoule is for nonprofit marketing leads and communications directors, especially people running the whole stack alone. It is not built for enterprise data teams or for healthcare patient analytics.
Those tools each report on one channel. Consoule looks across the channels you already run and tells you what to do next, in plain marketing terms.
No. Consoule recommends. You approve. Version one does not write ads, launch campaigns, or move budget without a person.
Marketing performance data from the channels you connect, typically ads, email, the website, and giving platforms. Consoule does not process any private or sensitive data or records.
No. The first version is aimed at small and mid-size teams, including a team of one. You should not need an analyst to get value.
Consoule is in early access. Join the waitlist and we will email you when founding-nonprofit seats open. There is no public self-serve login yet.
Consoule is built by DesignX Media, a marketing agency based in Pennsylvania. The product started as the analytics layer the agency wished its nonprofit clients already had.
Join the waitlist and we will send one short note when Consoule opens, plus early-access spots for founding nonprofit teams.